The objective is to write structural Verilog code for a circuit that has two inputs, w1 and w2, and an output, q. The circuit compares the input sequences of w1 and w2. If w1 and w2 match for 4 consecutive clock pulses, q should be 1; otherwise it should remain at 0.
Example:
w1 = 0100111010010
w2 = 0000110010010
q = 0000010000111
I've drawn a state diagram and a state table and concluded that I need 3 D flip flops for this circuit. I then wrote K-maps for the inputs of each D-FF. However, when I wrote the code, the resulting waveform unexpectedly looks like this:
Here is my code:
module PatternMatch2(q, w1, w2, clk, rst);
output q;
input w1, w2, clk, rst;
DF DF1(y1, yBar1, Y1, clk, rst),
DF2(y2, yBar2, Y2, clk, rst),
DF3(y3, yBar3, Y3, clk, rst);
and and0(Y1, nI, yBar3, yBar1),
and1(Y2In1, nI, yBar2, y1),
and2(Y2In2, nI, y2, yBar1),
and3(Y3In1, nI, y3),
and4(Y3In2, nI, y2, y1),
and5(q, y3, yBar2, yBar1);
xor xor0(i, w1, w2);
or or0(Y2, Y2In1, Y2In2),
or1(Y3, Y2In1, Y2In3);
not not0(nI, i);
endmodule
// D - Flip Flop Module
module DF(q, qBar, D, clk, rst);
input D, clk, rst;
output q, qBar;
reg q;
not n1 (qBar, q);
always@ (posedge rst or posedge clk)
begin
if(rst)
q = 0;
else
q = D;
end
endmodule
I'm not sure what's wrong in my code as my equations seem correct.
When I compile your code, I get this warning message:
Implicit wire 'Y2In3' does not have any driver
You need to drive your or1
input appropriately.